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Google Works to Verify Google+ Celebrity Accounts Search and social networking giant creating a system to make sure the celebrity on Google+ is actually a the celebrity. Share: |
'Anonymous' Arrests Tied to PayPal DDoS Attacks, FBI Says The FBI said this afternoon that it had arrested a total of fourteen individuals thought to belong to the Anonymous hacking group. Share: |
IPad Apps: Is Apple Courting Businesses? Traditionally consumer focused Apple is showing signs of courting businesses. Share: |
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| Still Awesome After All These Years: Eight Excellent Free DownloadsWine gets better with age. Men get more distinguished-looking. And some programs are like perennials, returning each year with fresh blooms and stronger stems. Indeed, think of some of the world's best productivity tools and system utilities, and I'll wager that some were "planted" at least five years ago--decades in computer years. Take a look at eight of these blossoming apps, all of which are more awesome than ever, and all of which are, amazingly, free. |
| WinPatrol 745966 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Security |
| Kill off unwanted background programs like worms, adware, and spyware. |
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| Remove useless files from several applications, including Microsoft apps. |
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